Differentiation Is Important When Individualising Instruction for Students with Reading

question 12

Multiple Choice

Differentiation is important when individualising instruction for students with reading and mathematics problems. Differentiation refers to:

• A) Identifying which students to inform curriculum and teaching decisions and those who will not
• B) Using knowledge of the students to inform curriculum and teaching decisions
• C) The choice of assessment instruments that are appropriate for students with literacy or numeracy difficulties
• D) Clearly identifying the student's literacy and numeracy difficulties

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